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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16

Montreal shipments the week ended August Is were
1859 Beevss and 743 sheep from Boston, lSio Cattle
sssSUb MePheTson ohio steers 1880 average
So per 100 ~ do 1859 ~ al So y do l4ss at - 80;
is DO 1902 70. 50 76 10 do ls4i n at q % 10 90
1866 ~ 81 ib DO 1902 u. az 81 7o DO 1872 10 at
a 80, /. DO 1875 B at 81 6O 40 do 1928 10. at 40
DO 1877 10 at - do 1870 at - 80 DO ii9s TO- ~
DO 1856 10 a, s. 40 2 do 1928 p. az - 40;
do l4j5 NJ 1t 81 80; 10 do 1888 ~ atSt 40 81 Lous
HALF Breeds 1893 n. az 81 80 II do llGs at 10 ~
wes, Virginia steers !o S a. 81 1870 ~ 10 ao d.
is4T TO- at 81 So is4o ~ at q eo is DC l4!2 az
81 A.. Al DO l22o ~ a. s! go 90 is5S TO- = OK i77o
10 al "a Bulls S22 H. at 81 II COWS al $40 per mead
Newton 4 CiIlietts 10 Ohio Steers l4o2 70 ayer.ss a.
a ~ "a Der 100 b. is do 1911 at 81 6b do i2sl o. at
!! so do l2tt No. e 81 So 81 Indiana DO i='O d. AZ
M GoIdsmith % corn fed Texans 1912 n average at
SO 75 per 100 n a do zoos TO- at s. 30 b2 colorado steers
1850 b 4l2E; 80 chicago steer; EirfA 10 a.
DO 1855 10 al 81 So 1901 b at s. 80 40 DO 1867 10.
al IS rs A.; is Bulls 1888 10, Al 80 so.
sherman q culver: IS Chicago steers l2g2 ID average
ats4 70 per 100 10 DO 1850 Ms4 70 II do iSot 70;
steers 223 10 at 81 80 IS West virginia DO, l2g2 az
9 50 g? ohio DO li2e at g - 10 DO 1850 70 a
I. 90 SSS 1873 1873 % at s. % il DO, 10Y At 10 -
West Virginia do lis2 u at 81 SO "a Balls $40 10. a.
SO i5 do 9s7 10 at 81 IS: do. o27 Ms245 TO- see
10. az So 4O 20 Indians stockers' 1907 10. at IS 30
a ssatT r. CO 81 q igs "a =. sss a. ST.
do 1857 D. at So 20 DO l226 % s. % eio ii9t at
Is IsG issI $40 g i2s, n :, & g. s. a 10
k issa d. AIS sJ d. 81 81. 'iss .ss a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16

MONDAY Aug l5-P. NJ
Last evening. in referring TO the reported railway
earnings Of the nrst week IN August We wrote: They
do not universally show gains on last year. ETC. But
the oompostor perhaps he 10 "bear"D made US cay
that They usually show gains, etc" OF course
the sentence printed ambiguous, II not Illogical The
fact that OF the thirty roads whose aggregate
earnings showed increase Of $349405 or l4is per
cent only I'VE showed declines they small
as hardly 10 affect the percsstye OF increase on tho
whoa-
Today's stock markets were dun. The trans
actions nj the Stock Exchange amounted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16

In State bonds the transactions covered by sales
OF Louisiana conso As at span advance oi per cent
There were no sales OF city bank stocks. .
Railroad bonds were quiet and firm without other
special feature Erie second 6s sold at 90 1884, Cen
trail of New-Jersey certificates were up Il at 99+ ana
debenure 6s sold 100. Missouri. Kansas and Texas
general 6s steady at So Canada Southern seconds
closed higher at 93 West shore As iola on . az 80
at 104 NewYork Chicago and ST. Louis frss assented
we're firm at 9s Houston and Texas Central hrsts rose
ia Columbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo 3s were on
L at 49, Shenandoah Valley general mortgage sold at
45946. Lake Erle and Western 5s were up per cent
at lO5 St Paul frsts Pacific and Western 5s were up
80 1919 Denver and Rio Grande IA rose y TO so
Atlantic and Pacific AZ easy at s2l9es2%, while
the incomes were u higher at 32l9 Fort Worth and
Denver hrsts we're easy al S74dSH 81 Louis ann San
Francisco general IS were of to 99le; .
Cotton Seed oil Certificates sold 20O0) at "a is,
and security Milling and Mining 900, at 50 s7laGSa
per cent rate was marked small loans but the sup
ply was so abundant that the rate quickly back 10
per cent? the last loan was at per cen ana tie CLOS
ing " offered at 2 per cent. w.
The sub Treasury was debtor at the Clearing House
Si99033 and 1t redeemed 1000 trade collars; $40
by coin gain OF Slls.5lG less currency loss OF
S67. $50. Tho days operations covered; Receipts
$I3,263. COG; coin balance. S147, s09.950
The Clearing House statement today was rs follows
Exchanges. SG0O5Gjs3; balances, S3,33i.279.
The United States Treasury at Washington received
$4,000 National bank no es for redemption; ,,
The customs receipts were 5000 ana the internai
revenue receipts were SGOl,414 n
The higher ratas for money In London caused suner
rate for sight sterling while sirtyday hills were WeaH
Coulineuials were dun and barely steady For actual
business the quotations follows: Bankers DIS
81 - 81 for long and short sterling respectively
and 22 for francs; 9i2 and 30 Tor relchmaFKs'
40is and 40as for guilders
In London British cOnsols opened Lie higher at oil
Tor both money anu account. DuI ve o az nanpeps
Va per cent, and for discount OF bankers biHs
ga a2ss per cent American rsilways were Iiegu "a,
day. At hour OF writing we have no Paris quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16

PROvISIoNS-PoRK-Th movement continues steady
in moderate way. representing some interest ron
sisSsiS % for Old SID so $50 for New SIS IS s7
ira Prime EF-Meets with light sale at unchanged
rates CITY Extra India $40 5OQs1 rs Extra Mess
HXMsnniIl "a and easer oSotei at sis 50.cUT
MEATS-Nothing accomplished in the way Of sales To-
ever is not quite 80 firm. Picked Bellies u quoted sc
Picked Hams, l29i2hci Poked Shoulders 6seS"ci
Prices are wholly noy Of demand.
Long Clear in NewYork qnotea at she 80. DRESSED
Quoted CITY Heavy to Light 7e7Le, Pigs. 7Ac....:;.
LARD-A weaker feeling deyeloped today IN keeping with
4a6 points early from the changes were not material clos
ing barely steady at rhe above the bottom hgures spot
Western steam quoicI Gs7i'a e9Oc sales. $50 tcs
private terms. and $50 tcS cost and ireght ao' 4o
fined quoted 7.2Oc. Continent south America. 1909
75oc. 5000 tcs September Ss1 Sdyoe: closing esgS
fga COS CLOSING 65S 1850 les January COS 1850.
Holders retain the ADVANTAGE and the demand Is moderately
9GIye We;iern ssame5y rv hs Ttn aSs issase
Western Factory. l2el7t e Western Dairy l5S lsc;
IL very strong and prices further ght gain Trading
arrested good measure by light rechps Ayces from
abroad higher state Factory l2e i1eln ds,5
Factory saal0bc Eggs Very STEADY on me STOCK WIZ
Ice. Inferior TO choice; Canada l6icc -.
SikARiN GA ct bat generally steady. CITY gloted ~
s. Western. sGsisc; OeOmarSarine Co. sales, $4,000
sUGAR%For raw stock the market was steady at
FaIr Rcdnng 5-l6c for 9G9 Centrifugal sales 500
sG@s Jamaica a. o LII; 200 h9s at sc esneg
gurt cut Loaf llGd6sc. crushed ll6e6lsc. Cnbes
80 Po.aete gS0 iSG Sra9ua Seso oC SSGa
3l6ci ohes OF \. 5e954c White Extra {. 5e' Extra
e. ,r a MIST steady Prime City quoted
at 3esc sales 10000 u. 3'sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16
EUROPEAN FIYAScGAL MARKETS

LONDON. Aug l6-l2Jo ? m.-united St1,e' Fonr Per
Cent Bonds l3l do A. ll2 Atlantic and Great Western
First Mortgage Trustees Certificates 49, Canadian Pa
cinc 81 Erie. 81 T. Mexican ordinary, 5OA; IL Paul
Common s57si NewYOrk Central. lI2a; Reading. -
MEXICAN Central l6 p
D. m-MOnty ! = - per cedt
discount ia the market Tor short aud tAI co
months bills IL 20 Q2'- per cent.
An m-Consos lOl TIC for money and lO for the ac
count Atlantic Wcstorn Frst Mortgage Itus
Certificates 45: Erie 81 . DO Second Consos 1873
MEXICAN Ordinary. 30 HudsOns Bay COMPANY, 9la.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16

Barley bush zooo' A'oOo
frm. ''S Creamery isS26G barry l6s24O Ess' l2he
80. aoz
as s5i Fancy IS SO ass Is. Wheat was aTn No
Red EASIER hs S M9s Sp
2 2S ;a N S wos s.%and al 81 s. Bulk
Meats Rp. at s. 90 Bacon IN far demand
sse d f' ss.ssd goods sasrt on sSe
as s1 r
Full Cream 10. a lie. Hogs nrm Common and Light
ceipIs z, ZOO heaa shipments 1000 head
s.s Gss Aas ATsS. %s5ss
SeE y Sssh 4soo pSsn c6rS 900
lush Oats 9cO BUSH
INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. l5-wheat easy. No. Red 500
s Ss MiIed zee ssi SiS No. Ai''1 ''' U'''
MILWAUKEE. Aug l5-Four Quiet Wheat STEADY
So s,saayIns White 81 Nc
nv, 1Rlss ss we're aas5
August 90 September Sc 90 Butter steady Dairy 20
SsT. ii oei s 800 bDs wheat
Wheat Ousr Corn 700 bOsh
western and Pennsvivania supernno 81 5Oss2 75 40
s. IS Pennsvvanis Roller 90 asa 25 Delaware
.% g. 5 se S er Ca q co. 90 O s SH q %
25st Louis ana southern Illinois Clear " sSs 0o DO
Choice * rs 81 90 IS ss. 10
e. s a z sSf Fy: 90 a
Tor FAIR 10 Choice; Sycamore quoted at 81 To-
n s s % s % qqss sa
iS5 ssS's%seE So n 90
s Sdsg :%, iesa AZ ..sds
grain depot 55c. No. 2MlIed August 5o9a52c; 90 sep
g e. iSs oG .p and aS
g shade s,;f y sale; . % SeT EefS
ia VIM. ss+si Ne" No sr. Waite st wSs fST
lS.T1s. ss ond Do
sSsSG DO Tor NSye%Ssr ,2s. eSae.
sS 81 asssi S. Pennsyl1ans jersey per basket Ut
f sS ms.' ss.sy y
ss s: s.siG - ~ na SS .%oa:o
So DO. Butter steady. Pennsylvana Creamery EItT.
Cree Ssam %s''f a9a sa
Cheese s5@ full a s. m . Sn 30 hA H
SKINS ieso. hes. hrm. Psnn.ylvania nI.I. i7s
I ESs l iss S.a SS s Steady
s s!S ss sesdSxus SSsssS Q
PER Escepi,.mf 2Se9 o S5s wheat sdooo
%ns. 90 900 Sass Corn 5000 Susa. 10000 bush.
LOrs Aug e. s sS ana easier c, r.9v s2 30
Srasy's figures. No . hoo cash 6s9 a6sso August
s1ss s:Ss:$s.'7 ss:;s. :.
ssr oa ssp'e sissay CASH s$@c sepie%Ssr 2s
sSSs % sr.i: q
Prairie IS 5psss DO. Bran scarce at $50 Eggs we're
sss iesase sofsno. STEADY Il - o.
ss1s br1:.s Meats: be.os shoulder. $ O.: 6esI
Bacon i ssoslasS. iaSss
ssessDt.@fionr 700 obls what $4,000 S.sG Corn
S..n shpnents-FIcur 1900 bbls. Wheat 6S 600 bush
Corn 1900 bush. Ga" 5000 'a.h- Rye push
TOLKDo. Aug. ls;-whea. active: Cash Use: August
se september gag oc'osss ME Dece@Ss6 sy a.
May 46sc.---..oats steady Cash 1870 October 2ee
%s.; s .ys n. Sas oo SSs Ss
shipIasnt.Twhes' ii2.ooo bush Corn 1000 bash oa''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16
} price Of refined oil WAS unchanged.

The price Of refined oil WAS unchanged.
PTrrsgUR0. Psun. Aug l5Petrolsum fairly active;
tona Tran Certificates opened 81 aad closed al 60
hghost price. elAs; lowest pnco. 500.
BRADFORD. Penn, Aug ih-Crude oi-NatoaA Transit
Certificates opened 1T sos highest praos
81 n, lowest price COZ. ClcarAnces 40 0OO barrels
TfrUsvILLE Penn. Aug. la-cruds un-Satioaa Transit
csru6eaes opened at and closed at 81 highest price,
81 a Lowest price. COS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16
New-Orleans


81 Good Ordinary. 7l6 Middling...-.... 90
The from Liverpool weaker and the tons
Of local market sympathized First prices indicated
decline OF points on August and OF 3d5 points other
months Subsequently attempt to force reaction was
close with the figures representing
further reduction OF point on August and recovery oil
,onf nnf LII al nr mnnfha Salna. " 100 baRl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16
Total .6O.4,4so 5s75,s32 $4,000 6.7s7,oSs

HAY AND sTRAw-New hay is moving moderately no. al
firm under a good and a restricted supply Hay.
Choice Timothy per 100 ~ P5c dSl NO 80 d"Oci No =
75dSpc Mixed SO 0b0c Glover 40 0oOc; shpping
zoe: Prairie As straw-Long Rye 6Od6oci short hye' Az
d45c; Dat, iOd45c. ,-,,-.
HOPS demand importance has been developed IN any
direction values htils better than nominal
Uops-New. crop, 25o., crop OF lsso.
Com To Good l6o do 1852 Best 90 iOc 90 MO
Common Good 10 sl6c. do 1885 Goed % Prime LOG
Foregn-Germ OF 1850, besI <oc' III 'io"'"'"
100 lsc; Common i2dlbc - -.
sOLAssEs- Boiling stock was dull and nominal Un
obbinC basis fair business passing from day 10 Jay IN
domestic goodA . no ,,zoa, AZ amt
2Z7Oa22s fntursa transferable notices issued az 20 so
sales OF Tia London. 30 ons OF spot ana 50 IONS
Copper-Pirrn At according 10 nslyery DC
foro IS sold al iO99c 2oVoO H0Ne
lie, Between calls oOoOu 10 Octoof
sold at 10 sbc After Gale 49, October .od a.
November. lie, $4,000 ID septemDeE ."oop1Ii
Transferable notices ake) issued al l0s5c sales OF I'M,
In London cabled 100 tons Of spot anu 30
ntures Leld-Quist at 4ss9A70c Transferaoe no'icos
issued al 4 81 &c. A.. s.,r,,.
NAVAL sToREs-A few small sales were made In Suits
Tufpsntine to-day and sellers al The close had
Their prices S2sos2s Tor merehaatabie hoshs aui''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
Cu.EtHsrox Aug l5.-Turpentine steady A. SOC.
sAyassAn Aug i5.-rurpentiBe quiet Al 70 &C.
WuuIsgIoS Aug. l6.-furpentIne nrm AZ ~ &C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
The bull pool in crude oil received adeeided setbaek
yesterday although hore field the
cline in prices PiIsburg and in general the
markets seemed inclined n take The recent
rapid ADVANCE 10 reduce their bodiugs
somewhat irregular but the highest prices were in
the early dealings and afierwad Tie descent
decline OF something less than cents there buying
and the closing rather hrm partial IL
possible that The OF the
lodge small holders. The trading talIly active
The prices aud the total
dated Exchange were a. follows
Olehlns "
Highest ...-...6l+ FINAL go q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILA DELPHIA STOCKS

CLOSING PRICES or BoSr0y Sr1ORs
Bosr0S. Aug.l5.t s'y
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-23
The public wiliremember .ha. month

The public will remember shat month
Or more ago the board of trustees OF the
insane hospital began an action ia court
citing the Gale board to appear and
show by what authority iswas acting.
There was promise from the attorney
general that the case would be speedily
brought before the court, but that prom
Use yet remains unfulflled. The attorney
general barely saved default in filing his
answer and is now in no haste to bring
the matter before the court for decision,
The Gale board is evidently figuring to
wear out another month and give the
auditor opportunity to refuse to audit
another batch OF hospital accounts,
hoping that financial pressure will com.
pei surrender. This is an empty hope
There is plenty money behind the board
of trustees-eDough to feed the insane
and afterwards bring the auditor to &C.
count for his refusal to obey the Law
which provides for the care OF Dakota't
unfortunate. he is the official who ii
in tioklish position and he does no
seem to comprehend the full effect oil
his acts.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-23
Advice ts Methsr,.

Are you disturbed at nighs and broken
OF your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teethf Ifso,
send ct once and get q bottle oi
Mns. WINsLc'w's SooTHINa SYRUP 70,
Children Teething. Its value in lnoalcu.
liable. 1t will relieye the poor little sui.
ferer Immediately. Depend upon is
mothers. there is no mistake about ii
IL cures dyEentery and diarrhoea, ragu.
hates tbs stomsch and bowels, cures
wind collie. softaaB the gums, reduces ia.
hammation and gives tone and energy
70 the whole system. Mrs. W,nssoss'.
Soothing Syrup fer Children Tsstasng i
pleasant to the taste; and iH the presogip
zion Of one Of the oidsst nurses ani
best female physicians in the Unitei
States, and iB foF sale by all druggist
throughout ths world. PYics twenty
| i've cents bottle. "
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-23

slightly for division by the accident OF
neglect on the part of the stiff necked
Bismerckians. The fact that tne three
leading counties upon the Manitoba
system have given marked majosities for
division shows what the north would do
it relieved from the dominating control
OF the Northern Pacific railroad company.
In the three counties named Northern
Pacific influence is neutralized by the
presence OF the Manitoba road and the
people thereof are uncontrolled by that
great tax resisting corporation and per-
mitted to cast their ballots in accord
ance with the dictates OF their own
Judgment. 1t is settled fact that
wherever the Northern Pacific controls
anti.division prevails, and it is en- officitl
fact chat the Northern Pacific refuses to
pay its territorial taxes and its property
is now under seizure for its default. The
situation is merely this--that the North
ern Pacific schemes to hold the south in
an Objectionable alliance with the north
SO that it mag compel the south TO main
tain, with its ever ready tax money, the
state which is managed by the Northern
Pacific corporation. Evidences OF this
intention have not been wanting
throughout many years OF the past and
the intent is made more manifest In the
recent election returns. The north,
largely controlled by the non-tax-pay-
ing Northern Pacific corporation, returns
large mejorities against division and
the few counties in the north which
favor division are outside the control of
the Northern Pacific end in the territory
OF it's active opponent, the Manitoba.
Ii admission as whole is ever forced
upon Dakota it will be through the in-
fiuence of the Northern Pacific corpora
ton, which refuses to pay any serritori.
al tax and will refuse to pay any state
tax.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-23
a monstrosity suanufactory.

New York World: Surrounding them
were mummies and monsters OF sli Ede-
scEiptiona. The man said his name was
Arnold Schneckenburger, aa Alsacian.
and that he was naturalist and anato-
mist. Said he:
Il am the only man In America who
makes these fakes, and L believe that
excel those IN Europe, because most of
my work goes to Enrope-prinoipRlly
France and Spain. nay specimens OF
mummies are better than natural one,
because they look more hideous and last
longer. make all kinds OF mummies.
unicorns, gritiiuF. dragons; sphinxes,
mermalds, sea-serpents and other sub
marine monsters. l also make human
bats. gnomes, classic monstrasieias.
devil-tish, most devilish, man. faced
dogs, turtle aad crocodile boys, octopi
and anything to order; l did not make
the Guiteau head, but I'm making heads
of the Chicago anarohists.'
"aow dldyon make that mermaid ~
"a strange fish was caught and sent to
Fulton market for exhibition. / bought
it, cured it, and put human shoalders,
head and arms upon il. The head.
I shoulders and arms. which you will see
| are enatomIcaliy correct, are made OF
| composition. The teeth and hair are
natural. The skin 10 human akin, pre-.
pared and shrivelled by PROCESS known
only to me, and the nails or claws my
self make from horn. My man.oy was
on exhibition at the anti-poverty fair
and fooled the surgeons who saw Ii, So
long as you don't out or chip my num-
mics you can't tell them from those in
| central park.
| "Ihe groundwork of the rDan-ox ia
Q composition, the skin covering the
bones is natural but preserved, the teeth
are natural and so is the hair. The sin.
ews are made OF glue and chamois; the
! fingers and toe nails which will look 80
natural are made OF polished horn and
the ribs are sheep RIBS. We call 1T q
man OK becsuee it resembles man in al
but the body"
| The manufacturers OF these queer
freaks gets orders for all sorts OF un-
/ hesrd-of animals. It ia getting to be
somewhat the fashion, he says, TO have 6
room fitted up in private houses as q
kind OF den where one or two mythical
animals are exhibited. For instance, a
young man who has travelled abroad
comes home with fine collection ol
views. and with CARLOAD OF memensoet
picked up here aud there. He arranges
q room SO as to show these off to the
best advantage, and the orders mer.
maid or something off the kind act to a.
a central figure. One of the things the
old man makes very frequently for tbi.
class of trade is an animal with the body
of woman, the tail Of mermaid, thu
head OF wolf, the wings OF an eagle ant
human hands. But, as q rule, privat,
purchasers buy simpler things, and asl
TO have them made as pretty as possible
Mermaids are the best stock-in-trade
as they can be dressed and decorated {,
suit the taste,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-23
Areasaorf Went west.

Sioux Oity special: The frat surprise
made by the prosecution in the second
trial Of John Arensdorf for the murder
of the prohibition advocate Rev. George
O. Haddock, was developed in court this
morning, Ex-supt. of water works
Robson testified that Arersdorf lefs
Junk's saloon in company with the
other defendants and that he saw him
of the murder. He watched them going
in that direction FOR over 100 fees. The
cross-examlnation did not break the
force of the direct testimony. In the
former trial Arensdorf sought to estab-
lish an alibi by testimony that he came
out Junk's and went east from the scene
of the murder.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-23
A sheriff shot.

A special dated Britton, Dakota, the
2lst, says: Henry Wykert worked the
Plaisted lnnd on shares, thresbed 2,40O
bushels of oats and divided equally
Wykert storing his sharein Plaisted's q
house. Wykert was to backset the land
and had about ten acres left when it
froze up. Plaisted refused Wykert per.
mission to haul off the oats until the
balance OF the lind was plowed. The
sheriff and his deputy, Geo. Achison,
armed with warrant, proceeded to
Plaisted's whereupon he fred over their
heads and next shot Sheriff HinckIey
with revolver. Plaisted ran into the
granary and reloaded, but the shells
caught in the extractor or the probability
ID that both men would have been muir
dered. Hinckiey is in critical condi.
| tion. Piaisted has been held in bonds
OF $4,000 and will be taken to the Colum,
bia jail to- morrow. Plaisted was formerly
clerk Of she court ct Britton and is 8
cousin OK Gov. Plaisted, OF Maine, and
| was taken with epileptic fits in this city
last spring. 1t ID shought by his friendl
! that his mind is not sound.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-23


The county OF Ward is another north
Dakota county which returns mejority
in behalf OF division, and good major
ity it is too, the vote standing 365 for
division to 167 against division. Minot
is tho chic. city of Ward county, an inn
portant station on the Manitoba railroad
The county is newly settled and its set
tIement 10 duo TO tho construction oi
HILLS Maaitoba line. The three import.
ant Dakota counties upon the mountain
division of the Mauiteba road are Grand
Forks. Ramsey end Ward, containing
respectively the cities OF Grand Forks
Gvyils Lake and Minot. These thre,
are the only north Dakota counties
which gave pronounced and intentiona
maioritiss in behalf OF division, ta,
fourth division unty,RBurleigh, goinI
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-23
Aaorse who Can Talk i,

Eevery body has heard of ''horse
laugh,p but who has every seen an
equine gifted with the power OF speech 2
Snch an animal would be pronounced O
miracle; but SO wonld the telegraph and
the telephone have been hundred years
ago: Why, even very recently a cure
for consumption would have been looked
upon as miraculous, bat now people are
beginning to realize that the disease is
not lncnrable. DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery will cure it, if taken
In time. This world-renowned remedy
will not make new lungs. but it will re-
store diseased ones to healthy state
when other means have failed. Thons
ands can gratefully testify to this. AL
druggists.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-23
A Captains Fortunate Discovery.

Capt. Coleman, sehr. Weymouth,
plying between Atlantic City and N. Y ;,
had been troubled with cough SO that
he was unable to sleep, ANA was induced
to try DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. 1t not only gave him
instant relief. but allayed the extreme
soreness in his breast. His children
were similarly affected and single dose
had the same happy effect. DR.. Kings
New Discovery is now the standard
remedy in the Coleman household and
on board the schooner. Free Trial
Bottles of this Standard Remedy al
Purdy & Breoht's Drug Store.